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This closes #17
Scope of this PR is to allow a possible way to manage client disconnections to the user.
The goal is not to provide auto-reconnection but give eventually this possibility to the user.
A user can define a callback to pass to the Connection constructor that will be invoked every time a remote disconnection happens.
while auto-reconnection should be already implemented in the qpid-proton library doesn't seem working properly. I made several tests and this is not happening so to start we can introduce this approach that cause minimal modification to the original library.
This PR also implements multi-node connection. Also this functionality while in theory supported by the qpid library doesn't seem to work properly so I made an easy reimplementation
The PR was tested with one node (doing a force disconnection) and on multinode (stopping a node), plus tests have been added simulating a disconnection (through http)